ko31motoX
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I've been lurking for a month or so, and just now setup my account, etc. I'm going to start a build thread, but I'm really not sure how far I'll go. I read some of the threads, and it's pretty overwhelming. There is so much to do, so many ways, etc. Hopefully mine will be at least respectable.
I bought my first 4Runner when my wife and I were dating, it was a brand new 1994 SR5 that I couldn't afford at the time, but it was SWEET!:tongue:
22 years later, I bought my 16 year old a 1999 SR5 as his first ride. I think the 3rdGens are the coolest body style....this one has only 126k miles, and very clean body, paint, and interior. Motor runs great and all power options are functional. First pic is the day we bought it. Saw it on the internet, and it looked great. Pulled up, and saw the "dealership" and I was like, aw man, this thing is going to be a turd! Turns out we got a pretty good one...we think so far.
Right off, the shocks and tires need replacing (bought it knowing that but got a good deal). Bought Billstein 5100's and installed with the front set on the 2" ride height setting and added a 1.5" rear spring spacer. Also have a pic with just the "lift/level"...sorry, but it's a night time pic...at the gas station. Going forward I'll do a better job with the pics.
Next steps: remove the running boards, and trim around the wheel wells.
On order: Pro Comp 7069's 16x8, and Federal Couragia MT 285x75-16.
Things we want/need soon:
Weather Tech floormats
Stereo
Roof Cargo Rack
That's all for now. More to come.
I bought my first 4Runner when my wife and I were dating, it was a brand new 1994 SR5 that I couldn't afford at the time, but it was SWEET!:tongue:
22 years later, I bought my 16 year old a 1999 SR5 as his first ride. I think the 3rdGens are the coolest body style....this one has only 126k miles, and very clean body, paint, and interior. Motor runs great and all power options are functional. First pic is the day we bought it. Saw it on the internet, and it looked great. Pulled up, and saw the "dealership" and I was like, aw man, this thing is going to be a turd! Turns out we got a pretty good one...we think so far.
Right off, the shocks and tires need replacing (bought it knowing that but got a good deal). Bought Billstein 5100's and installed with the front set on the 2" ride height setting and added a 1.5" rear spring spacer. Also have a pic with just the "lift/level"...sorry, but it's a night time pic...at the gas station. Going forward I'll do a better job with the pics.
Next steps: remove the running boards, and trim around the wheel wells.
On order: Pro Comp 7069's 16x8, and Federal Couragia MT 285x75-16.
Things we want/need soon:
Weather Tech floormats
Stereo
Roof Cargo Rack
That's all for now. More to come.
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